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What would be an example of Newton's first law
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What would be an example of Newton's first law

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Object in motion stays in motion. But at the same time ignoring the Friction and Gravity. So say a ball rolling on a flat surface with no friction and gravity stopping it
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An object in motion stays in motion, while an object at rest will stay at rest, otherwise known as inertia. So, a rolling ball will stay in motion if it's moving, whereas if it's being held in you hand and resting, it won't!
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